The 2023 Mac Pro can be configured with 1, 2, 4 and 8 TB internal SSD.
The 2023 Mac Pro has two SSD module slot connectors for the SSD modules.
The 1TB config uses a 1TB module in one of the two SSD slots
The 2TB config uses a 2TB module in one of the two SSD slots
The 4TB config uses 2x 2TB modules with each one occupying a slot - meaning both slots are populated
The 8TB config uses 2x 4TB modules with each one occupying a slot - meaning both slots are populated
My question is for sequential reads what is the performance for each of these configs? My real question is, does the 4TB and 8TB configs provide better read performance than the 1TB and 2TB configs due to having both SSD slots being used?
Thanks.
The 2023 Mac Pro has two SSD module slot connectors for the SSD modules.
The 1TB config uses a 1TB module in one of the two SSD slots
The 2TB config uses a 2TB module in one of the two SSD slots
The 4TB config uses 2x 2TB modules with each one occupying a slot - meaning both slots are populated
The 8TB config uses 2x 4TB modules with each one occupying a slot - meaning both slots are populated
My question is for sequential reads what is the performance for each of these configs? My real question is, does the 4TB and 8TB configs provide better read performance than the 1TB and 2TB configs due to having both SSD slots being used?
Thanks.
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